Definition of self-regulation in English:

self-regulation

noun ˌsɛlfrɛɡjʊˈleɪʃ(ə)nˌsɛlfˌrɛɡjəˈleɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The fact of something such as an organization regulating itself without intervention from external bodies.
the pros and cons of industry self-regulation versus government legislation
self-regulation of the press
Example sentencesExamples
- Independent groups are trying to head off lawmakers via self-regulation.
- He is the lone voice within the media opposed to self-regulation.
- They succeeded in promoting the oil industry's preference for self-regulation.
- The contemporary credit system has demonstrated zero capacity for self-regulation or adjustment.
- The diamond industry in producer countries is expected to introduce a system of self-regulation to support government efforts.
- Nobody's suggesting car mechanics should be allowed to shield themselves, via self-regulation, from competition.
- He was impressed at the measures the advertising industry had taken toward self-regulation.
- He called on the industry to support enhanced local self-regulation, rather than pan-European rules.
- Several of the larger online recruiters are attempting to distance themselves from cowboy operators by introducing self-regulation.
- In the absence of any meaningful legislation, privacy advocates say self-regulation has been a failure.

Definition of self-regulation in US English:

self-regulation

nounˌselfˌreɡyəˈlāSH(ə)nˌsɛlfˌrɛɡjəˈleɪʃ(ə)n

The fact of something such as an organization regulating itself without intervention from external bodies.
the pros and cons of industry self-regulation versus government legislation
self-regulation of the press
Example sentencesExamples
- They succeeded in promoting the oil industry's preference for self-regulation.
- He is the lone voice within the media opposed to self-regulation.
- The diamond industry in producer countries is expected to introduce a system of self-regulation to support government efforts.
- Several of the larger online recruiters are attempting to distance themselves from cowboy operators by introducing self-regulation.
- The contemporary credit system has demonstrated zero capacity for self-regulation or adjustment.
- In the absence of any meaningful legislation, privacy advocates say self-regulation has been a failure.
- Independent groups are trying to head off lawmakers via self-regulation.
- He was impressed at the measures the advertising industry had taken toward self-regulation.
- He called on the industry to support enhanced local self-regulation, rather than pan-European rules.
- Nobody's suggesting car mechanics should be allowed to shield themselves, via self-regulation, from competition.

词汇	self-regulation
释义	Definition of self-regulation in English: self-regulation noun ˌsɛlfrɛɡjʊˈleɪʃ(ə)nˌsɛlfˌrɛɡjəˈleɪʃ(ə)n mass noun The fact of something such as an organization regulating itself without intervention from external bodies. the pros and cons of industry self-regulation versus government legislation self-regulation of the press Example sentencesExamples Independent groups are trying to head off lawmakers via self-regulation. He is the lone voice within the media opposed to self-regulation. They succeeded in promoting the oil industry's preference for self-regulation. The contemporary credit system has demonstrated zero capacity for self-regulation or adjustment. The diamond industry in producer countries is expected to introduce a system of self-regulation to support government efforts. Nobody's suggesting car mechanics should be allowed to shield themselves, via self-regulation, from competition. He was impressed at the measures the advertising industry had taken toward self-regulation. He called on the industry to support enhanced local self-regulation, rather than pan-European rules. Several of the larger online recruiters are attempting to distance themselves from cowboy operators by introducing self-regulation. In the absence of any meaningful legislation, privacy advocates say self-regulation has been a failure. Definition of self-regulation in US English: self-regulation nounˌselfˌreɡyəˈlāSH(ə)nˌsɛlfˌrɛɡjəˈleɪʃ(ə)n The fact of something such as an organization regulating itself without intervention from external bodies. the pros and cons of industry self-regulation versus government legislation self-regulation of the press Example sentencesExamples They succeeded in promoting the oil industry's preference for self-regulation. He is the lone voice within the media opposed to self-regulation. The diamond industry in producer countries is expected to introduce a system of self-regulation to support government efforts. Several of the larger online recruiters are attempting to distance themselves from cowboy operators by introducing self-regulation. The contemporary credit system has demonstrated zero capacity for self-regulation or adjustment. In the absence of any meaningful legislation, privacy advocates say self-regulation has been a failure. Independent groups are trying to head off lawmakers via self-regulation. He was impressed at the measures the advertising industry had taken toward self-regulation. He called on the industry to support enhanced local self-regulation, rather than pan-European rules. Nobody's suggesting car mechanics should be allowed to shield themselves, via self-regulation, from competition.
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